That’s one of the main reasons why Macs have had a hard time evolving as a viable gaming platform. but what about the rest of the catalog? There’s no denying that a majority of games that can take advantage of the stellar MacBook hardware simply don’t exist on macOS.
Sure, there are some good titles like Team Fortress, Dota 2, Rust, Hades, etc. It may not be winning across the benchmark board, but we think it’s it’s very much capable of running a lot of the modern titles that are coming out on PC and consoles. Lack of games on macOSĪs you can tell, Apple’s hardware is definitely ready to tackle gaming workloads.
#MAC GAME STORE ACROSS MULTIPLE DEVICES PRO#
We tested with an M1 Pro-powered MacBook Pro notebook, which means, you are bound to get better performance if you are trying to run the games or tests on an M1 Max-powered machine or an M1 Ultra-powered Mac Studio desktop. Looking at both the real-world gaming as well as the synthetic game simulation tests, it’s safe to say that the new Mac computers are getting better at handling gaming. We were also able to record over 400FPS in GFXBench 5 Pro’s offscreen Car Chase test. That’s a significant improvement over what the original M1 chip scores in the same test. The Apple MacBook Pro powered by the M1 Pro chip managed to score 10,322 on the 3DMark Wild Life test. Moving on to the synthetic benchmark/gaming simulations, we’re looking at GFXBench 5 and 3DMark tests that run natively on the M1 silicon.
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